St John Bosco High School - Brave Yearbook (Bellflower, CA)

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SAILING CLUB The Saint John Bosco Sailing Club enjoyed a fun-filled year. The objective of this organization was not only to have fun, but to learn boating safety and general seamanship. Advised by Mr. Kent Halbmaier and led by commodore Bill Carroll, the Sailing Club grew to its largest membership ever. From the top: J. LaFleur, B. Carroll, D. Poissant, J. Saumur, Mr. Halbmaier, M. Eyre, V. Lawing, J. Morrison, K. Shipp, Fl. Labrie, P. Bishop, S. Diggs, J. Venaglia AEROSPACE CLUB wx! Back Row QL to Rl B. Fitzpatrick, Fl. Eng, L. Prentice, L. Saeli, C. Klein, D. Doran. Second Row: Fl. Angular, B. Bergschneider, M. Saumur, P. Goodman, P. La Combe, Bottom Row: M. Salazar, L. Bravo. This year, the Aerospace Club met with the same enthusiasm as in previous years. Members of the club speak with knowledgeable specialists from various fields of the space program. The underlying purpose of the club is not only to learn more about space research, but to help the members develop their own interests in science and discern a possible career.

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CHEERLEADERS u.. .14 F' The 1977-78 Cheer and Yell Leaders Undoubtedly the most popular group here at Bosco this year was the cheerleading squad. This unit consisted of Katie Perry, Terry Beck, Angela Carfino, Cindy Buchannon, Jenny Miller, Marianne OlLeary, Daphne Shipp, Anna Albano, Nancy Brown, Joanne Devlin, Dorothy Yababen, and Terri Snider. Paulo Morales, Mario Hernandez, Bob Brazelton, Mark O'Bar and Jim Collozo composed the rest of the cheerleading combo. This enthusiastic group performed at rallies and games, providing teams with much-needed support and spirit. Their hard work and dedication throughout the year was greatly appreciated. The singing of the Alma Mater W x x., ,, ,,, , LEFT TO RIGHT, M. Hernandez, J. Colozzo, Fi. 1-The kick is up and its good! Brazelton, M. Obar, P. Morales. Hopes and cheers of victory

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This year the California Scholarship g Federation nearly doubled in size. Under the direction of advisor lVlr. Lamb and officers Pat Loy fPresidentJ Paul Kaminski Nice Presidentj, Bob Boshetto Ureasurert, and Tim Duenas fSecretaryl, the club took on new meaning and significance. In past years membership in CSF has been just a great academic honor, period. This year however with the numerous fund-raisers and educational outings it has become a true club in every sense of the word. As well as sponsoring events and outings the CSF has provided an excellent tutoring service throughout the year. While CSF membership qualifications are still rigorous, membership increased greatly-this is due in part to the creation of a junior membership program. This year saw a valiant effort on the part of a number of students, who under the direction of Mr. Wright, formed themselves into a marching band. Their spirit and enthusiasm added a dimension all their own to our football games. After the marching season, many students left the band to play sports. But the students who remained showed a real dedication to music. These remaining members are entering a new phase for the Bosco Music Dept. with the creation of the Jazz Band.